Flora of Mount Desert annotated catalogue of plants
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130 FLORA OF MOUNT DESERT. Prettypmarsh (Redfield);— Somesville; Hadlock farm, Seal Harbor (R. & R.); — Bar Harbor (F. M. Day). GENTIANACEÆ. GENTIAN FAMILY. BARTONIA, Muhl. 376 B. tenella, Muhl. Rare. Damp hollows, summit of Green Mt. (Rand, William C. Lane). MENYANTHES, L. BUCKBEAN. 377 M. trifoliata, L. [illegible] DaR. 4c T Bogs; rare. Northeast Harbor (John L. Wakefield);—Somes Pond (Rand);— Great Duck Island (Redfield); — Mt. Desert (F. L. Temple). 13R S., St. Stg. June 27 GR+ Bie. +KR. D., Tdu X. LIMNANTHEMUM, Gmel. FLOATING HEART. 378 L. lacunosum (Vent.), Griseb. Frequent in ponds. Hadlock Lower Pond (William H. Dun- bar);— Witch Hole (Rand, F. M. Day, Redfield); — Ripples Pond; Great Pond; Denning Pond (Rand);— Eagle Lake; Mountain Pond; Newport Pond (Redfield). BORRAGINACEÆ. BORAGE FAMILY. MERTENSIA, Roth. LUNGWORT. 379 M. maritima (L.), Don. SEA LUNGWORT. R. Blauche T Frequent on sea beaches, especially on southern coast of the Island, and on the Cranberry Isles. Flowers pink to blue, very rarely white. Bie. Cast+ Bar. D. TP. mX. C. B.P.Ca. S. LYCOPSIS, L. BUGLOSS. 380 L. ARVENSIS, L. SMALL BUGLOSS. Siberian Thistle (AC) R. Blauche Naturalized for years at Fernald Point (William H. Dunbar, Rand);—also in waste ground, Somesville (Rand). Natural- ized from Europe. FC. mX. T Blue Coast up to métis (m). Cast.